A person in puberty is more likely to have acne because they
A) sweat more.
B) produce more saliva.
C) have more surface flora.
D) produce more sebum.
E) do more than one of these.

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During puberty, hormonal changes increase the production of sebum, an oily substance that can clog pores and lead to acne. Increased sweat production and presence of surface flora may contribute to acne, but are not the primary causes. Production of saliva is not related to acne.

A Person in Puberty Is More Likely to Have Acne